so-soThis was an interesting read that took a lot of twists. I think this might be the first book I've ever read about the suffragette movement. I liked it. Overall, it was good. It was really the cover and title that had initially caught my eye, which turned out to not really be a very big part of the real story.
Pg 300 something.... the title of the book just made sense and the mystery deepens. This is quite the unusual book thus far.
It's people who won't open their minds that are dangerous
Thank you so much, @Bren912 - this #jolabokaflod is great! I am super excited to try these candies (which sound perfect) and looking forward to finally reading Lissa Evans. Happy Christmas to you and yours!
Thanks for making it happen, @MaleficentBookDragon #jolabokaflodswap
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Once Upon a Book Club had $10 grab bags for Black Friday weekend with a mystery book, a bookmark & either a scratch off discount card, a free box coupon or a code for a digital download of a reading journal they charge $12 for in their shop. Mine finally arrived today & while I wish I had gotten a free box or discount instead of the download, the bookmark is cute & the book is one I haven‘t read or own & it has a good Litsy rating.
The top row are Google images of the unsung women who fought for the rights we have today. The middle right are my stepmom and Grandma who are my foundation. And a few of the youngsters who give me hope that with their advocacy and voices the world may become a better place. Greta Thunberg, Amanda Gorman and X Gonzalez.
#independentwomen #suffragettes #roev.wade #civilrights
pickI was completely immersed, and the structure of this novel with so many POVs worked well and helped drive the story. I also loved how central the cemetery's role was in this book.
